Professional Vitae. Tina Marie Caudill, Psy.D. Licensed Psychologist West Georgia Psychological Services, LLC

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1 Professional Vitae Tina Marie Caudill, Psy.D. Licensed Psychologist West Georgia Psychological Services, LLC Physical Address: 6264 Hospital Way Douglasville, Georgia Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1916 Douglasville, Georgia Business Cell: (678) Office: (678) Fax: (866) EDUCATION Fall, 1998 Fall, 2004 Fall, 1995 Spring, 1997 Georgia School of Professional Psychology. Atlanta, GA Obtained Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology Track: Child and Family Clinical Psychology University of Dayn, Dayn, Ohio Completed course work for Masters of Arts Track: Adult Clinical Psychology Fall, 1991 Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude Spring, 1995 Major: Psychology, GPA: 3.7 Other areas of concentration: Sociology and Social Work PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS License from the State of Georgia in Psychology American Psychological Association Member (APA) Zero To Three Program: Trainee for Working with Court Teams CLINICAL WORK EXPERIENCE December 2006 Current West Georgia Psychological Services, L.L.C. Douglasville, GA Owner and Individual Practitioner -Specializing in children and families, but also serving adults. Areas of focus include trauma, anxiety, depression, developmental disabilities, and oppositional behaviors. Conducting psychological evaluations from birth through adulthood, as well as offering individual, family and group therapy services. Extensive experience with

2 2 supervising graduate students. Working closely with the juvenile court system and Department of Family and Children Services. Also completing Parental Fitness Evaluations. Working with Local Court Team for Maltreated Infants and Toddlers: Evaluation and Treatment December 2006 August 2007 December 2006 Yes-U-Can, Douglasville, GA Clinical Direcr of Therapeutic Services Accepted a part-time position develop and implement a therapy program for children and adolescents. Responsible for program development, supervision of Masters level employees, and psychological evaluations. The Psychology Center, Douglasville, GA Post Docrate Placement & Employment Supervisor: Dennis Herendeen, Ph.D. Finished Post Docrate Experience providing testing and therapy services for primarily children and adolescents, with some adult clients. Joined the practice as first employment experience after obtaining full licensure. Specializing in child assessment, primarily in the areas of Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression, Anxiety, and Adjustment Disorders. Also specializing in child and family therapy including play therapy and therapeutic use of art. September, 2001 August, 2005 Clayn County Child & Adol. Services. Jonesboro, GA Therapy Practicum, Employment, Internship & Post Docrate Placement Supervisor: Ann Brock, Psy.D. Responsible for individual, family, and group therapy at a community mental health center. Specialized in young children under 10-years-old. Also responsible for intakes and chart maintenance. Caseload of approximately clients per week. September, 2002 September, 2003 September, 2004 January, 2004 Hired after practicum conduct intakes for an after school program designed assist teenage parents. Also conducted psychological evaluations weekly. Gained full time pre-docral internship placement. Responsible for individual therapy, intakes, and supervision of diagnostic students and all psychological evaluations. Gained a caseload of child, adolescent, and adult clients. Hired continue working as a Post Docrate Fellow supervising diagnostic and therapy students. Also responsible for conducting three groups with teenagers including anger management, sexual abuse victims, and self-esteem. Carried a small individual/family therapy load. Integrated Therapies, Atlanta, Georgia Employment and Post Docrate Fellowship Supervisors: Dea Montgomery, Ph.D. & Shirley Boone-Sanford, Ph.D.

3 3 Responsible for conducting psychological evaluations from birth adulthood. Contracted work with the Babies Can t Wait Program, Department of Family and Children Services, and Georgia State Disability Evaluations. September, 1999 Marcus Institute- Affiliate of Kennedy Krieger at Emory University. Atlanta, Georgia Diagnostic Practicum, Employment, & Post Docrate Fellowship Supervisors: Connie Smith, Ph.D, Lisa Guy, Ph.D, Dea Montgomery, Ph.D., & Alcuin Johnson, Ph.D. Responsible for administering psychological and psychoeducational batteries children from infancy adolescence with a broad range of medical, developmental, cognitive, academic, and emotional/behavioral difficulties. Responsibilities include test interpretation, report writing, and chart maintenance. Hired continue assessment responsibilities under four different psychologists. Initially conducted approximately 2-4 assessments per week. Gained contract as part of Post Docrate Fellowship experience conduct several evaluations monthly. September, 2000 January, 2001 Rainbow Connection Child Advocacy and Assessment Center. Jonesboro, Georgia Therapy Practicum Supervisor: Michelle Green, Ph.D. Provided individual, family, and group therapy for children who were sexually or physically abused and neglected. Continued contact with Department of Children s Services (DFACS) and the juvenile court system. Gained additional experience/training in play and art therapy, as well as forensic interviewing. June, 1997 December, 1997 Miami Valley Hospital, Employee Assistance Program Dayn, Ohio Master s Therapy Practicum Supervisor: Thomas Shroyer, Ph.D. Provided individual, family, and marital therapy a culturally diverse population of adults, adolescents, and children. Duties included case planning, chart preparation, and treatment summaries. Ocber, 1995 June, 1997 Young Women Christian Association. Dayn, Ohio Crisis Intervention Specialist & Group Development Master s Therapy Practicum & Employment Supervisor: Bernadine Parks, M.A., L.P.C.C. Provided emergency crisis counseling for domestic violence victims and their families by phone and in person. Duties as Group Development Coordinar included the development, implementation, and evaluation of psychoeducational groups on daily living skills, substance abuse, anger/stress management, and parenting skills. Prepared treatment manuals for all groups.

4 4 Hired after practicum experience continue conducting and developing new groups. Also carried caseload of 10 clients for case management and life skills counseling. ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE January, 2001 Spectrum Psychological Associates. Atlanta, GA Contract Psychological Assessments Supervisor: Dea Montgomery Ph.D. Administer psychological and psychoeducational batteries children from infancy adolescence with a broad range of medical, developmental, cognitive, academic, and emotional/behavioral difficulties. Responsibilities include test interpretation, report writing, and chart maintenance March 2000 June 2001 Georgia School of Professional Psychology, Atlanta, GA Teaching Assistant for a Graduate Rorschach Course Supervisor: Tim Chomyn, Ed.D. Responsible for teaching and assisting students enrolled in the Rorschach course. Conducted turing sessions for class of up 30 students. Gained extensive knowledge and practice with the Exner Scoring System and Rorschach interpretation. December, 1997 September, 1998 Pathways Adolescent Substance Abuse Center. Dayn, Ohio Adolescent, Family, and Group Counselor Supervisor: Mary Meln, Ph.D. Provided assessment, individual/group therapy, art therapy, family therapy, and substance abuse treatment a caseload of up 30 adolescents and their families. Duties included report writing and chart preparation. Specialized in teens with dual diagnoses of substance abuse and other axis I disorders. September, 1992 June, 1995 Ohio University Counseling Center. Athens, Ohio Student Development Assistants (SDA), Founding Member President, and Training Coordinar. Supervisor: Jeanne Hean, Ph.D. Founded a student organization designed train psychology students research various mental health pics in order develop, implement, and evaluate presentations life skills college courses, student organizations, dormiries, and college orientation meetings. Responsible for recruiting, training new members, running weekly meetings, and administrative duties. As a member, conducted over 100 presentations on pics including stress, anger, and time management, depression, anxiety, assertiveness, relationship issues (e.g. roommate conflict), and trauma/abuse. Researched and created manuals for all pics for use by other student members.

5 5 January, 1993 June, 1994 Ohio University Counseling Center. Athens, Ohio Psychological Literature Reviewer Supervisor: Fred Weiner, Ph.D. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Responsible for reading material written for college counseling center clients in order improve usefulness and appropriateness for this specific clientele Georgia School of Professional Psychology. Atlanta, GA Clinical Research Project complete docrate degree Advisor: Nick DeFilippis, Ph.D. Review of all child self-report checklists for children 10 and under University of Dayn, Psychology Dept. Dayn, OH Researcher, Advisor: Elizabeth Corbitt, Ph.D. Conducted a study on psychologists knowledge of domestic violence and the practical use of this knowledge with their clients. Created a questionnaire that was sent psychologists practicing in Ohio Ohio University, Psychology Department. Athens, Ohio Research Assistant, Supervisor: Kenneth Greatz, Ph.D. Assisted in conducting an investigation on migraine headaches through the use of electrical stimulation various facial muscles Ohio University, Psychology Department. Athens, Ohio Research Assistant, Supervisor: Kenneth Greatz, Ph.D. Assisted in conducting an investigation on the effects of AIDS peer presentations on safe sex practices among college students. PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOPS, PRESENTATIONS, SUPERVISION AND TRAINING: POST GRADUATION AND CONTINUING EDUCATION January 2011 To Current Ocber 2012 March 2012 Nov 2011 June 2011 August 2011 Peer Supervision Group, Douglasville GA Running a Community Peer Consultive Group Biweekly Staff Cases Georgia Psychological Association, 2012 Mindfulness Mini-Conference Mindfulness & Psychological Health (3hrs), Mindful Parenting (3hrs) Argosy University, Sandy Springs, GA 3hrs Ethics The Ethical Responsibility of Supervisors and Faculty Assess and Address Trainee Competence Lead Presenter: A Home Within Provider Training, Trauma & Children Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Reactive Attachment Disorder Overview Presentation Court Staff, Atrneys, Foster Parents, and DFCS Lead Presenter: Douglas County Foster Care Association Training The Impact of Trauma on Young Children: Zero Three Program Presentation Foster Parents and DFCS Case Managers Lead Presenter: Douglas County Visitation Center Staff Training Overview of Trauma Issues with Children and Visitation Implications

6 6 March 2011 January 2011 Sept 2011 April 2010 March 2010 March 2008 Feb 2010 March 2009 March 2009 March 2008 Dec 2008 Dec Nov Oct Sept 2008 Jan 2008 Jan 2006 Nov 2006 Nov 2006 Argosy University, Sandy Springs, GA, 3 hrs Minimizing Psychopharmacologic Errors: A Proactive Approach for Psychologists, 3 hrs National Zero To Three Program, CPP Learning Community Training National Child Traumatic Network & Departments of Pediatrics and Psychiatry LSU Health Sciences Center Ongoing Didactic Training Sessions & Biweekly Consultation Conference Calls Douglas County Court Team for Maltreated Infants and Toddlers Georgia Psychology Association, 2010 Annual Convention The New Brain Science & Psychotherapy, Application for Treatment, 3 hrs Parental Alienation Syndrome as Disorder, Problematic Implications, 3 hrs The Role of Psychological Examiner in the SSA Disability Process American Academy of Forensic Psychologist Evidence for Forensic Psychologists, 7 hrs Evaluation of Children in the Juvenile Justice System. 7 hrs Child Cusdy and Parenting Evaluations, 7 hrs Peer Consultation Group, Douglasville, GA Meet Monthly Ensure Professional Competency with 4 local psychologists Heath Education Network, 6 hrs Georgia Mental Health and the Law, Hapeville, GA Argosy University, Atlanta Campus, 3 hrs Psychopharmocology Issues in the Treatment of Children, Adolescents, and Adults Professional Supervision with David Morgan, Ph.D. Meet Monthly Ensure Professional Competency (15 hrs) Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Family Violence The Role of Spirituality in the Lives of Therapists and Their Patients Clinical Psychopharmocology Update Complex Trauma, Beyond Reactive Attachment Disorder Argosy University, Sandy Springs, GA, 3 hrs Ethical Responsibilities when Evaluating Competencies and Competency Problems American Academy of Forensic Psychology Survey of Forensic Psychology- 24 hours Jan 19-21, Berkeley, California Psychopharmacology and Kids Ethics When Working with Children and Families